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Isotherm and kinetic studies of cadmium biosorption and its adsorption behaviour in multi-metals solution using dead and immobilized archaeal cells.
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Abstract
It is crucial to identify more biological adsorbents that can efficiently uptake metals from wastewater. Dry haloalkaliphilic archaea Natronolimnobius innermongolicuswas evaluated for Cd ions biosorption. The optimal operating conditions (pH, biomass dose, initial metal concentration, contact time, and isotherms models) were tested. Biosorption process is influenced by the metal's solution pH with maximum removal of 83.36% being achieved at pH 8. Cadmium ions uptake reaches equilibrium in about 5 min of biosorption process. The Langmuir model was determined to better fit the Cd(II) biosorption by dry archaea. The maximal uptake capacity (q
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